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work work work work work so these are 800 or iPhone 7 ready headphones as many of you were worried there's a good chance that Apple love an HD headphone jack from the Ashland 7 entirely but this isn't a video whether that is or isn't the right choice but rather look at how that technology might actually be cool enter the odyssey ela titanium which pack a 24-bit DAC and amplify through a lightning cable but before we see how they sound let's unbox them I'm really good at shaking things usually children I feel so strong I kind of I'm sorry I am so sorry that is that strength it is when you get muscles like these kids so here we go so here's the box and it's Oh looks pretty nice up front that's just do you do your thing it's just shaking everywhere oh yeah interesting can I take it out oh they have a nice weight to him EFT yeah oh these are heavy these are definitely not like headphones that I would probably wear outside no I don't know you look pretty cool what I feel like it should be snowing or something and then Oh interesting so you can put the cord in either side that's pretty cool oh wait you need both oh I see I was thinking about something earlier today which is do you hear when you're asleep you do I'm gonna ruin it for you your brain just ignores it when you're asleep so now that Jake Vsauce your brain where the magic happens with these headphones is right here it might look like your standard set up inline controls but inside is the 24-bit DAC and amplifier that I mentioned earlier now one thing to keep in mind is that these headphones by themselves without the lighting option are still 600 bucks also the reason you need an app in the first place is with higher-end headphones like this they need more power to drive them and that is where a 3.5 millimeter output on a phone can oftentimes fall short another plus was something like this is direct control of the sound so instead of being reliant on the EQ within the app you're able to tweak and EQ the signal before it ever reaches the music work he turned rate so you give me the green light and a thumbs up when you're ready oh I'm ready so partly first thought was I realize that no one else could hear the music while I was dancing right it sounds good but it doesn't sound I don't know it doesn't sound amazing I'm gonna give it a whirl lotta low-end I'm probably yelling right I'm not getting $800 yet right no that's better is it because it's just the the Star Wars theme song no see you're constantly like oh that sounds great we do come from Penta three listen it's cool actually they're like plucking strings behind me mmm you can hear it behind you I don't smack up okay this is a good track so that was listening to the lightning cable but what I really wanted to know is could we tell the difference going back to the non lightning cable it's a lot more two-dimensional hmm so doesn't feel like it's around you're not surrounded by something it's in front of me here's my descriptor it sounds not as loud I was actually so one thing I didn't notice is that it did feel with the previous when we were going through lightening every sound was separated more like it was layers of sound whereas this is all just kind of together yes didn't feel that separate the songs that we listened to that actually had instruments going it was a lot more apparent I think then when we listened to no offense Rihanna but to Rihanna's song she's a big fan of your solicitude but it's a lot less because that's just you can't really separate it as much so clearly these headphones are not for everybody but rather a very specific group of people if you are into higher and audio I can see where these are worth picking up headphones of this caliber are not crazy by any means there are headphones that are far more expensive so I actually really like the idea of being able to get a higher-end set of headphones without worrying about having a carry extra stuff like a DAC or an amp the soundstage is phenomenal if you have access to high quality music where I heard the biggest difference was the separation the ability to get music to that level of clarity would still be defined where you can hear every instrument separately is awesome I would say that it was an interesting experience I probably personally would not spend $800 I don't think my life is going to be worse off now the fact that I can only listen to 3.5 millimeter jack headphone stuff and not through lightning with this but it was a nice experience if you skeptical about spending $100 on headphones don't because they're not gonna change your life this is true I would agree go subscribe to Vsauce you probably already are thank you yeah unsubscribe from Vsauce 1 and subscribe to accessory can't they subscribe both know hey guys this is Austin are $800 headphones worth it